While at Makulani we were asked to help the novices with their English. Although neither of us is a professional English teacher, we did our best. Our class started with a gospel passage and sharing. The novices then shared on a predetermined topic – family, vocation story, and ministry. We then worked one on one with each novice. Sr. Jeanette conversed with the novice to work with pronunciation and vocabulary. I reviewed pronouns and verb tenses using some of the pictures that are on this blog. All the sisters said they would miss us, but the novices set it to song.
In Summer 2011, Sisters Virginia Honish and Barbara Reynolds went to Masasi, Tanzania, to teach English to the Salvatorian Sisters there as they prepared to pass their National Exams in English. Sisters Ellen Sinclair and Jeanette Clarke traveled to Morogoro, then to Makalani and Lupaso, Tanzania, as part of an immersion experience, returning home to the USA as "transformative agents" within our community, helping all of us to grow and change.
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This blog ("web log") is compiled by Sister Patrice Colletti, SDS to share the stories of our four Sisters who sojourn in Tanzania this summer, June- July 2011. The information below is from their emails; we've edited it for clarity.
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Blogs typically go in "reverse chronological order", with the most RECENT posting at the top. So, as you read along, you're reading "backwards" in time, with the most recently received and posted information first.
You can also receive these postings by email! This is an option you can select, but isn't required. Enter your email address where it says FOLLOW THIS BLOG BY EMAIL to set up your email to automatically get a copy of the posting each time a new one goes up. Then, you can read it on your email. You are always welcome to come here to read it as well!
Questions on how this works? Please, contact S. Patrice Colletti at patricecolletti@sbcglobal.net.